Findochty Harbour – Bow Fiddle Rock loop from Findochty

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Findochty Harbour – Bow Fiddle Rock loop from Findochty

Moderate

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Findochty Harbour – Bow Fiddle Rock loop from Findochty

01:06

9.47km

110m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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776 m

Findochty Harbour

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The coast around Findochty is magnificently rugged, making for some wonderful walks in fair weather and dramatic hikes when the wind is up and the waves crash agains the stacks, …

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958 m

Moray Coast Trail

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In this area, the coast is really worth seeing!

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3.66 km

Portknockie is undoubtedly most famous for the staggering natural architecture of Bow Fiddle Rock. However, the entire coastline around the village is sumptuously rugged, with rocky coves and jagged skerries …

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4.31 km

Bow Fiddle Rock

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Certainly the most conspicuous and dramatic object on the Moray coast, Bow Fiddle Rock is an icon. Steeply folded layers of Cullen quartzite form a natural, idiosyncratic arch of staggering …

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4.71 km

View of Cullen and Bin Hill

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6.14 km

Moray Coastal Cycle Route

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This is a easy to pedal long distance coastal path taking in the fishing village dotted along Morayshire's coastline. The terrain unlike the Highlands is mainly agricultural with a rolling …

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8.30 km

The Sannie Craig

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Small sandy beach right next to the Costal Trail

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9.16 km

Statue of the Seated Fisherman

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This statue of a watchful seated fisherman , on a raised stone plinth overlooking the picturesque harbour, was created by local sculptor Corenna Cowie in 1959. It was erected to …

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